I just kegged my first brew today and its sitting in the kegerator getting carbonated.... then I'll bottle with the beergun in a few weeks.... it was really easy... I'll never prime and bottle since I've started with this... we'll see how it turns out... I tasted a little of the brew that was left and I'm not sure yet... hopefully it tastes good....
I love my new keg system. But some times you need to have your brew sit in bottles to age. I dont have a extra keg that i can have a brew sit in for 6+ months.
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Primary: Local Honey Mead;
Secondary: Merlot;
Keg: "Experimental" American Ale; Kinda Nutty Brown Ale;
Bottled: "Oatie the Oatmeal Stout"; NB Saison; "666" by request; NB 115th Dream hopbursted;EdWort's Apfelwein
Up Coming: Imperial Oatmeal Stout; House IPA
I love my new keg system. But some times you need to have your brew sit in bottles to age. I dont have a extra keg that i can have a brew sit in for 6+ months.
God point. As a matter of fact I'm probably going to have to bottle a batch here pretty soon.
I love my new keg system. But some times you need to have your brew sit in bottles to age. I dont have a extra keg that i can have a brew sit in for 6+ months.
Yeah but you can get one. I mean a used keg is like 25 bux. I will getting a few more I think for just this purpose.
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Primary: Local Honey Mead;
Secondary: Merlot;
Keg: "Experimental" American Ale; Kinda Nutty Brown Ale;
Bottled: "Oatie the Oatmeal Stout"; NB Saison; "666" by request; NB 115th Dream hopbursted;EdWort's Apfelwein
Up Coming: Imperial Oatmeal Stout; House IPA
I just got my BeerGun in the mail on Friday for this purpose.. so I'll be bottling some after they are carbonated, once I need the space or if I want to give a few gifts...